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i think there is probably some of that, that he was personally a very charismatic politician but not as good a party builder. but i think the bigger issue is america has changed a lot over the last 15 years, and it has changed in ways that have been propelled by globalization and immigration and multiculturalism. there was a backlash to that, and the democrats have paid a price, you know, have been on the receiving end of that backlash. i think that force, that backlash was very strong. it also was a backlash, let's be honest, to an african-american as president, and you can see this backlash across the western world. so it makes me think that force was probably too strong for any one president to be able to break, but for a truly consequential legacy that would last, you probably needed that political base. >> rose: where is america in terms of its relationship to the world, the roll it wants to play? >> i think that, under obama, it was actually clearer. i think there were just people who disagreed wit. but he said very clearly at the start that he wanted -- he felt that the united
i think there is probably some of that, that he was personally a very charismatic politician but not as good a party builder. but i think the bigger issue is america has changed a lot over the last 15 years, and it has changed in ways that have been propelled by globalization and immigration and multiculturalism. there was a backlash to that, and the democrats have paid a price, you know, have been on the receiving end of that backlash. i think that force, that backlash was very strong. it also...
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she's very engaging and thoughtful and charismatic but she doesn't seem to take pleasure in it. it's something she does because she believes in the cause and not necessarily because she wants to be in office. i take her at her word when she says she has no interest. >> i would be shocked if she ran for office but basil she is good at getting in the low key shade. she says we have to be mature if we want maturity. we have to be smart if we want smart politics. who do you think that was a message to? >> oh, to donald trump absolutely. michelle obama unfiltered is the business. that is -- i love this and i don't think she's going to run for office, i don't know if i wish she would but what i do want her to do is be that constant voice out there for democrats going forward. one of the things i was most concerned about in in election was whether or not african-americans broadly but certainly african-american women would come out and be supportive and be energized and engaged and she was a big part of that and i'm glad to see she's doing it. but this was certainly a message to donald
she's very engaging and thoughtful and charismatic but she doesn't seem to take pleasure in it. it's something she does because she believes in the cause and not necessarily because she wants to be in office. i take her at her word when she says she has no interest. >> i would be shocked if she ran for office but basil she is good at getting in the low key shade. she says we have to be mature if we want maturity. we have to be smart if we want smart politics. who do you think that was a...
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i think very clearly barack obama is a much more charismatic, more talented politician than hillary clinton so my copout answer i think, though, is this. if it's 2012, i think barack obama would have been re-elected and would have beat donald trump. by the time you get around to 2016 as donald trump's tweet said, you have things like isis, look at the brexit vote, i think things were trending in donald trump's direction. i'm not so sure barack obama would have beat him. >> angela rye, do you think this is the right thing for president obama to do, 25 days from leaving the white house? set aside trump for a moment, he was implicitly, he was explicitly criticizing hillary clinton here. what's the point of that? >> well, i think the point is he was talking to his friend, as you just noted in interview with david. this is someone who, you know, his guard's down and being completely honest. i think it's fine for him to believe that he would have had a good shot at donald trump. i think his approval rating affirms that fact. i think the fact that there are 20-plus million americans on obamacare a
i think very clearly barack obama is a much more charismatic, more talented politician than hillary clinton so my copout answer i think, though, is this. if it's 2012, i think barack obama would have been re-elected and would have beat donald trump. by the time you get around to 2016 as donald trump's tweet said, you have things like isis, look at the brexit vote, i think things were trending in donald trump's direction. i'm not so sure barack obama would have beat him. >> angela rye, do...
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the leader of this party is beppe grillo, a charismatic stand-up comic. he is sort of gleefully vulgar and has a way of just connecting with people, unlike any other politician on the scene right now. that might ring a bell with viewers in the united states. beppe grillo has proposed giving italians a referendum on their membership to the euro zone, and that could send some serious economic shockwaves all across the common currency area. >> stewart: chris livesay from italy. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> stewart: in december 2014, after a five-decade freeze, president obama announced the united states would begin reestablishing diplomatic relations with cuba. one expected result: expanded trade that would be an economic payoff for both countries. but the long-standing u.s. embargo remains in effect for most economic sectors, and cuba's government has been slow to approve new deals. in tonight's signature segment, special correspondent amy guttman reports that two years on, u.s./cuba trade has a long way to go. >> reporter: visitors to cub
the leader of this party is beppe grillo, a charismatic stand-up comic. he is sort of gleefully vulgar and has a way of just connecting with people, unlike any other politician on the scene right now. that might ring a bell with viewers in the united states. beppe grillo has proposed giving italians a referendum on their membership to the euro zone, and that could send some serious economic shockwaves all across the common currency area. >> stewart: chris livesay from italy. thank you so...
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charismatic. unfailingly interesting and memorable. [laughter] gov. pence: so he obviously wanted to balance the ticket. [crowd murmuring] gov. pence: and i am humbled to be a small part of it. i truly am. i also want to remind people around the campaign trail in many ways from the first time we spent time together last summer i sensed a certain commonality i sensed a certain commonality between us. do you see, my grandfather immigrated to this country when he was about my son's age. from ireland. he drove a bus in chicago, immigrated to this country when illinois, for 30 years. his family immigrated to this country. my dad was a self-made man who built a small gasoline station business with his own two hands and a small-town in southern indiana. his dad build a great business and a great family. both of us were raised to believe that to whom much is given much will be required. and so for him, that meant the kid from queens went to manhattan island. in the tall buildings. and a national name. for me, it was a calling into public service believing tha
charismatic. unfailingly interesting and memorable. [laughter] gov. pence: so he obviously wanted to balance the ticket. [crowd murmuring] gov. pence: and i am humbled to be a small part of it. i truly am. i also want to remind people around the campaign trail in many ways from the first time we spent time together last summer i sensed a certain commonality i sensed a certain commonality between us. do you see, my grandfather immigrated to this country when he was about my son's age. from...
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. >> for business to thrive, it requires a certain amount of predictability, and when you have a charismatic president who swoops in to save jobs, this was a tactic that vladimir putin likes to employ for political effect going to one company or another and telling them not to cut jobs, it's a dangerous and populous precedent. >>> donald trump plans to leave his global empire, but just what does he have planned and will it be enough to silence his critics? what do you think he should do. >> this is a very tex, so i think he has to make a clean break, get rid of his assets and sell them and put the cash proceeds in a blind trust of stocks and bonds that would be in the hands of someone that's not his children. >> i think he would like to find a way, even if he sells the company, to at least have the children still do the business. >> i think it's more a -- the question is whether he can set up a plan that satisfies these questions and there are a lot of them. >> the question also is does he want his presidency defined by endless media and congressional tussles over whether his policies may be
. >> for business to thrive, it requires a certain amount of predictability, and when you have a charismatic president who swoops in to save jobs, this was a tactic that vladimir putin likes to employ for political effect going to one company or another and telling them not to cut jobs, it's a dangerous and populous precedent. >>> donald trump plans to leave his global empire, but just what does he have planned and will it be enough to silence his critics? what do you think he...
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but he's always charismatic, funny, so down to earth. and as well as reince, i can't say enough good things an reince and steve bannon and the whole team. they're working so hard. >> mercedes, you took a lot from the never trumper people. you and your husband, you guys were kind of isolated there in washington for a little bit, right? >> i think we have the scars to prove it. but you know, what i'm really excited about is the fact that when you do see a donald trump out back in what i would say the rallies, it gives him an opportunity to connect with the people and it really gives him such energy. and i have to say, you know, looking the the team that he's putting around him, the cabinet picks, conservative folks that he's chosen, i think he's sending a very strong message of how he's going to lead, even taking the case of carrier company where it's showing his type of leadership, which is guess what, he's not going to waste time, he's going to get results done. and i think that that is promising compared to when president obama said we'
but he's always charismatic, funny, so down to earth. and as well as reince, i can't say enough good things an reince and steve bannon and the whole team. they're working so hard. >> mercedes, you took a lot from the never trumper people. you and your husband, you guys were kind of isolated there in washington for a little bit, right? >> i think we have the scars to prove it. but you know, what i'm really excited about is the fact that when you do see a donald trump out back in what...
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barack obama is a cingulary charismatic politician, but he may have made democrats forget that the three democrats elected to the white house prior to his election all came from the rural south. so with these insights on mind on the campaign trail, perhaps clinton and the democrats should have rallied less with beyonce and jay-z and more with george strait. if you don't know who that is, that's part of the problem. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my column this week. let's get started. >>> first came the brexit vote which surprised much of the world and then donald trump's astonishing electoral victory in the united states. upcoming elections in europe be the third shock to the system. let me bring in a great panel to discuss the rise of populism. thank you for being late, an t optimiop optimist guide. also in "the times" a great piece by my next guest ian. i he's a professor at bard college. before that she was the international affairs editor at france 24 and narx naia teaches politics. welcome to you all. we arrived to this consensus that francis called the end of history and,
barack obama is a cingulary charismatic politician, but he may have made democrats forget that the three democrats elected to the white house prior to his election all came from the rural south. so with these insights on mind on the campaign trail, perhaps clinton and the democrats should have rallied less with beyonce and jay-z and more with george strait. if you don't know who that is, that's part of the problem. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my column this week. let's get started....
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but look, for business to thrive it requires a certain amount of predictability and when you have a charismatic president who likes to swoop in to save jobs in politically sensitive states, you don't have that kind of predictability. this was a tactic that vladimir putin likes to employ for political effect going to one company or another and telling them not to cut jobs. it's a dangerous and populous precede precedent. >> donald trump vows to leave his global business empire but just what does the president-elect have planned? will it be enough to silence his critics? ittle love today♪ ♪spread a little love my way ♪spread a little somethin to remember♪ philadelphia cream cheese, made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. [and her new business: i do, to jeanetgo. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jean
but look, for business to thrive it requires a certain amount of predictability and when you have a charismatic president who likes to swoop in to save jobs in politically sensitive states, you don't have that kind of predictability. this was a tactic that vladimir putin likes to employ for political effect going to one company or another and telling them not to cut jobs. it's a dangerous and populous precede precedent. >> donald trump vows to leave his global business empire but just...
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barack obama is a singularly charismatic politician, but he might have made democrats forget that the three democrats elected to the white house prior to his election all came from the rural south. they knew that worked. so with these insights on mind on the campaign trail, perhaps clinton and the democrats should have rallied less with beyonce and jay-z and say more with george strait. if you don't know who that is, that's part of the problem. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week and let's get started. >>> first kamt brexit vote which surprised much of the world, then donald trump's astonishing electoral victory in the united states. will upcoming elections in europe be a third shock to the system? let me bring in a panel to discuss the rise of this. thank you for being late. optimist guide to thriving in the age of excellence. he's also of course a "new york times" columnist. also in the times this weekend there's a great piece by any next guest, ian. it's called the end of the angle american order. he's a professor at bart college. melissa bell
barack obama is a singularly charismatic politician, but he might have made democrats forget that the three democrats elected to the white house prior to his election all came from the rural south. they knew that worked. so with these insights on mind on the campaign trail, perhaps clinton and the democrats should have rallied less with beyonce and jay-z and say more with george strait. if you don't know who that is, that's part of the problem. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my...
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michael rocking into fame with catchy hits, good looks and charismatic present. first with pop duo wham alongside schoolmate andrew ridgely, before striking out and achieving his own success as a solo artist and heartthrob. his career spanned four decades, selling more than 20 million albums in the u.s. ♪ gotta faith ♪ hmm i gotta have faith >>> half those sales due to "fate." >>> his arrest and subsequent run-ins for drug possession and the dui turned him into tabloid fodder. the british singer prided him self-, including aids awareness and gay rights. >>> his collaboration with ellen john brought worldwide aclam. john posted on instagram, quote, i am in deep shock. i've lost a bless loved friend. more attribute bugts poured in including andrew ridgely quiting, got didn't give it, you did, old friend. and george that kite, you found your freedom, it was your last christmas, we shall miss you. >>> again, police saying absolutely no foul play suspected. michael said as early as this year he was working on a documentary about his life, set to be released in 201
michael rocking into fame with catchy hits, good looks and charismatic present. first with pop duo wham alongside schoolmate andrew ridgely, before striking out and achieving his own success as a solo artist and heartthrob. his career spanned four decades, selling more than 20 million albums in the u.s. ♪ gotta faith ♪ hmm i gotta have faith >>> half those sales due to "fate." >>> his arrest and subsequent run-ins for drug possession and the dui turned him into...
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there's no charismatic leader like bill clinton in sight. i think they've got their work cut out for them. >> another leader will show up. they always do. >>> when we come back, our hits and misses of 2016. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> >>> time now for our hits and misses of the year. we're going to start with misses. dan. >> well, i think the miss of the year is pretty obvious, paul. it's the person who lost the presidential election she was supposed to win in 2016. and that of course would be hillary clinton. it goes beyond that, paul. back in 2008 when she was running in the primaries against barack obama, it was expected she would win back then. nobody could challenge the clinton machine. now hillary clinton has lost two big presidential elections. i'm not sure how she sleeps at night, but i think this also raises questions about the future of the v
there's no charismatic leader like bill clinton in sight. i think they've got their work cut out for them. >> another leader will show up. they always do. >>> when we come back, our hits and misses of 2016. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> >>> time now for our hits and misses...
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mitch mcconnell is not the most charismatic person, but he is a good leader. nancy pelosi is considered to be a good leader. the problem for the democrats -- >> let me interrupt. as far as pulling the levers that each chamber -- >> to function, get votes, keep your members unified on your side. but then there's the other task. this is the real hard poart for the democrats who relied on the white house is they don't have a pipeline. because they lost so badly in 2010 and 2014 and they now as we know have fewer elected offices nationwide than any time since the 10920s, they don't have a nw generation of leadership. they have to develop that fast. >> is it there? >> not with nancy pelosi. this is a woman who has led democrats to four straight defeats when it comes to elections that control the house. that's why republicans are thrilled with this choice. >> a huge cultural problem. white working class, the guys who put trump over the top in this election, they have been the bedrock of the democratic party's coalition since fdr. republicans have won college educate
mitch mcconnell is not the most charismatic person, but he is a good leader. nancy pelosi is considered to be a good leader. the problem for the democrats -- >> let me interrupt. as far as pulling the levers that each chamber -- >> to function, get votes, keep your members unified on your side. but then there's the other task. this is the real hard poart for the democrats who relied on the white house is they don't have a pipeline. because they lost so badly in 2010 and 2014 and...
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then as things moved forward, you know, james has a big personality, he's very charismatic, the events were a ton of fun, and really what kept me coming back for additional events was the absolutely incredible people that i met every step of the way. so you had this community of fabulous people from all over north america and beyond, and at the same time learning a different way to operate, and a different way to look at your ironically with that clip control or lack of control in your own life. >> um-hmm. >> that was one example, but let's talk about this sweltering lodge. you know, in the middle of the desert where those people died. you saw some of those individuals you were tapping one woman. can you tell me about that? >> yes. well, i mean, the sweat lodge was the final two hours of, as you said earlier, a five-day event. my understanding of it was that it was to be a -- either a rebirthing or a way to just go into a common experience and come out of it you, know, in a celebratory manner. part of the reason why it was so incredibly traumatic was the difference in the expectations
then as things moved forward, you know, james has a big personality, he's very charismatic, the events were a ton of fun, and really what kept me coming back for additional events was the absolutely incredible people that i met every step of the way. so you had this community of fabulous people from all over north america and beyond, and at the same time learning a different way to operate, and a different way to look at your ironically with that clip control or lack of control in your own...
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no charismatic leader like bill clinton in sight. i think they have their work cut out for them. >> another leader will show up. they always do. when we come back, our hits and misses of 2016. quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. that airline credit card yout? have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? >>> time now for our hits and misses of the year. and we're going to start with misses. dan. >> well, i think the miss of the year is pretty obvious, paul. it's the person who lost the presidential election. she was supposed to win in 2016
no charismatic leader like bill clinton in sight. i think they have their work cut out for them. >> another leader will show up. they always do. when we come back, our hits and misses of 2016. quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. that airline credit card...
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they're charismatic. they have a sense of humor. they don't carry themselves with the same stiffness, with the rigorous enslavement of the idea of protocol and what is diplomatically feasible, and what you can say. they cut through the bull and they talk the language that people are desperate ri wanting to hear. >> certainly donald trump is the greatest example of that. >> the thing is, in this rise of nationalism you're seeing, you're seeing a rise in rejection of people that some individuals don't consider to be like them. britain today is very diverse. countries are very diverse. you can't say, nationalism is going to be on the rise. but i'm going to reject this entire segment of society, because their roots are different than what mine are. >> you obviously spent a lot of time in the middle east. you were just in iraq, incredible reporting from mosul in the heat of the battle. what's the reaction been to the people you talked to, to donald trump being elected? >> there's a lot of surprise obviously, as there was throughout. i th
they're charismatic. they have a sense of humor. they don't carry themselves with the same stiffness, with the rigorous enslavement of the idea of protocol and what is diplomatically feasible, and what you can say. they cut through the bull and they talk the language that people are desperate ri wanting to hear. >> certainly donald trump is the greatest example of that. >> the thing is, in this rise of nationalism you're seeing, you're seeing a rise in rejection of people that some...
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one of the mast charismatic individuals. i also saw a vicious, nasty, arrogant side. >> you said he was thoroughly unlikable but you came away with a grudging respect. how so? >> that's a view of mine that evolved over time. when i left him in 2004, i remember thinking, gosh, i'm so glad i don't have to talk to him anymore. on the other hand, ten years later after seeing what happened in iraq and what's become of the country i came away with a grudging respect that he was able to keep it together for so long. >> you said he told me before me there was only bickering and arguing. i made people agree. playing monday morning quarterback now, what would have happened if there was a different outcome, if we left him in power? you say it's one of the provocative questions that needs to be considered. >> if saddam were sti in power he would be getting on in years, maybe would not be alive and there would have been a transition to maybe a new generation of what have you, but it would have been an iraqi solution. that would be better
one of the mast charismatic individuals. i also saw a vicious, nasty, arrogant side. >> you said he was thoroughly unlikable but you came away with a grudging respect. how so? >> that's a view of mine that evolved over time. when i left him in 2004, i remember thinking, gosh, i'm so glad i don't have to talk to him anymore. on the other hand, ten years later after seeing what happened in iraq and what's become of the country i came away with a grudging respect that he was able to...
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. >>> he was definitely charismatic. he lived every single day. he knew that it was dangerous, but no one ever knew that someone would die over it. >> he was the new kid in town, super popular. all about adventure. >> this kid was like, awesome. >> he just jumped right into the culture. >> kind of liked to show off a little bit to the girls. >> they were neighbors just down the block. a family in fear. >> they had had their vehicles broken into.
. >>> he was definitely charismatic. he lived every single day. he knew that it was dangerous, but no one ever knew that someone would die over it. >> he was the new kid in town, super popular. all about adventure. >> this kid was like, awesome. >> he just jumped right into the culture. >> kind of liked to show off a little bit to the girls. >> they were neighbors just down the block. a family in fear. >> they had had their vehicles broken into.
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there were wandering charismatics who went around from door to door preaching without an ordinary occupation, depending on people with whom they stayed for hospitality, for food. there were settled groups in little towns. there were radical groups trying to give up ordinary occupations and family life following the teachings of jesus. it must have been an amazing mixture, amazingly diverse range. >> it's clear from the very beginning of christianity that there are different ways of interpreting the fundamental message. there are different kinds of practice. there are arguments over how jewish are we to be? how greek are we to be? how do we adapt to the surrounding culture? what is the real meaning of the death of jesus? how important is the death of jesus? maybe it's the sayings of jesus that are really the important thing and... and not his death and not his resurrection. >> i think we're right to call it the jesus movement here, because if we think of it as christianity-- that is, from the perspective of the kind of movement and institutional religion that it would become a few hundred yea
there were wandering charismatics who went around from door to door preaching without an ordinary occupation, depending on people with whom they stayed for hospitality, for food. there were settled groups in little towns. there were radical groups trying to give up ordinary occupations and family life following the teachings of jesus. it must have been an amazing mixture, amazingly diverse range. >> it's clear from the very beginning of christianity that there are different ways of...
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it was about people in italy saying we want change even when our prime minister is a young, charismatic, forward looking person. that is now in train everywhere. >> it was david cameron who was the fifth. how quickly we forget. >> let's bring in bill kneneely from vienna, austria. what does this mean going forward? >> i think a lot of the european establishment will have had a sleepless night. there was a moment of relief here in vienna when the far right candidate norbert hofer lost the vote to become president to an independent. the main center parties that have governed austria since 1945 weren't even in the final runoff. they can have their sigh of relief. it's still in a sense a bit of a poll list revolution here in austria even though the far right didn't win. talking about italy, that's the more important result. matteo renzi was the future once. not any more. demolition man. he wanted to kick-start the ailing economy but he was demolished by this referendum and was kicked out of power. not even close. 60-40. this was a howl of anger from italy's population. youth unemployment at
it was about people in italy saying we want change even when our prime minister is a young, charismatic, forward looking person. that is now in train everywhere. >> it was david cameron who was the fifth. how quickly we forget. >> let's bring in bill kneneely from vienna, austria. what does this mean going forward? >> i think a lot of the european establishment will have had a sleepless night. there was a moment of relief here in vienna when the far right candidate norbert...
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they were worried that a pure democracy could result in the election of a demagogue (ahe m), or a charismatic artifact (ahem), thus, the electoral as a brakingreated system that would, if necessary comes in the country from an individual such as trump great guest: i agree with that. says secretary williams this agreement you are doing is not the will of the people. here is the statement he made -- make no mistake, this is not some noble effort to fight some unjust or unconstitutional law. rather, this is an area in attempt by two collectors to elevate their personal desires over the entire will of the people of colorado. in doing so, they see to violate colorado's law and their own pledges. guest: mr. williams, i'm rather amused by his comments because he obviously does not understand what we are doing, nor has he obviously read the constitution, nor does he understand the electoral college. we are actually coming together right now. we have filed a suit against colorado law that dictates that we cannot [indiscernible] states,e laws in 2829 similar laws, that would present an elector from fol
they were worried that a pure democracy could result in the election of a demagogue (ahe m), or a charismatic artifact (ahem), thus, the electoral as a brakingreated system that would, if necessary comes in the country from an individual such as trump great guest: i agree with that. says secretary williams this agreement you are doing is not the will of the people. here is the statement he made -- make no mistake, this is not some noble effort to fight some unjust or unconstitutional law....
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one of the most charismatic men i ever met in my life. he could be nice. polite. witty. as we got to know him and as we started to question him a little more deeper about his regime, we began to see another side of him, which was a really kind of a mean, nasty, vicious, almost scary individual at times. >> how did that manifest itself in in a conversation? what made him see vicious and scary? >> gosh, one time we were talking and he got very upset with me. he just started staring at me. he would lean in and held speak betweenlehed tee and say tell me your question. it was just -- he had this look in his eye. it was a murderous look. i remember thinking, gosh, i'm glad we have the u.s. army here. i felt like he wanted to get out of his chair and just grab me. >> so tell us about the art of the conversation or interrogation with saddam hussein. how do you get into it with him? >> that's very interesting. first of all, we didn't really have any sort of carrots or sticks to use so we kind of began by appealing to his vanity and his place in history. we told him basically thi
one of the most charismatic men i ever met in my life. he could be nice. polite. witty. as we got to know him and as we started to question him a little more deeper about his regime, we began to see another side of him, which was a really kind of a mean, nasty, vicious, almost scary individual at times. >> how did that manifest itself in in a conversation? what made him see vicious and scary? >> gosh, one time we were talking and he got very upset with me. he just started staring at...